• by Mark Kinsey on Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at 12:57pm

      Facebook Pages make it easy to stay up-to-date with your favorite public figures and organizations. For example, after connecting with Lance Armstrong, I'll receive updates directly from him on my Facebook homepage about his life on the Tour de France, photos of his rides and much more. But when I'm not on Facebook it can be a challenge to keep up, which is why beginning today, we're making it even easier to get direct updates from the organizations and celebrities you care about most.

      The same public figures and organizations you're connected with on Facebook can now install a Facebook Fan Box on their own websites, which shows the most recent updates that are also going into your News Feed. If you're not yet connected to their Facebook Page, you can become a fan directly from their Facebook Fan Box and begin receiving updates on Facebook as well.



      Now, when I visit the websites of Kings of Leon, Lenny Kravitz or Roger Federer, I not only see their exclusive content but also the personal updates they're posting directly on Facebook including status updates, photos, videos and much more. You'll be able to access Fan Boxes — not just from your favorite celebrities and musicians but also from media outlets and news organizations like ABCNews, NPR and Newsweek, in addition to organizations like the World Wildlife Fund and (RED) and your favorite products such as Coca-Cola, Tide, Herbal Essences and Blackberry.



      We hope this will make it even easier to stay up-to-date with all the people and things that you are interested in.

      If you are a Facebook Page administrator, learn more about how you can add a Fan Box to your website in our developer blog post.


      Mark, a product manager, is feeling fan-tastic.

    • Topics: Fan Box, Pages

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